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For some reason the announcement of a newer, thinner OLED TV by Sony and the attention of an event gave someone cause to disassemble an 11-inch OLED TV that costs $2500. It’s 3mm thick, so reassembly was probably harder than disassembly. Anyways, something interesting to find out was that the mainboard, which seems disproportionate to the rest of the TV, is in fact the same board as those found in Sony’s Bravia line of TV’s, just shrunken down to fit into this amazingly thin TV. I must adm

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Impressive. Sony has put the display panel used in its 3mm-thick 11in OLED TV on a crash diet and produced a version that’s less than a third of the thickness - not much beefier than a sheet of A4 paper, in fact. The new panel is just 0.3mm thick… How long before we can roll up our TVs and take them with us?

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Sony Shows Of Ultra-Thin OLED Displays TrustedReviews, UK -17 Apr 2008 Last but by no means least, the 27in, 1920 x 1080 resolution OLED TV which has already been demoed at CEATEC and various other trade shows. … Sony shaves OLED panel to 0.3mmReg Hardware all 3 news articles

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CES Report: Microsoft Surface, Storage Improvements and Monster HD … Government Technology, CA -9 Apr 2008 Buyers hoping to snap up the Sony 11-inch OLED TV screen - which is only 3 mm thick - can expect to pay at least $2000. Storage capacity was another hot …

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Another comparative review of the SOny XEL-1 OLED TV;

KLAS-TV

New Super Thin OLED TV’s Deliver Great Pictures KLAS-TV, NV -4 Apr 2008 Who would have thought flat screens could look like fat screens but they do next to the newest super-thin televisions. These sleeker TV’s use a special …

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A Gizmodo review of the Sony XEL-1 OLED TV.

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From DigitalJournal comes an in-depth video review of the Sony XEL-1 OLED TV. They discuss this amazing new display technology and point out a couple of shortcomings as well. Check it out below.

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It seems as though Plasma TV is slowly on it’s way out:

Filed under: Audio/Video, TV In the battle for thin-panel television supremacy, the plasma display for many years has been the superior choice, relying on individual pockets of excitable gas to produce bright colors and rich blacks. But ever since the upstart LCD panel display came into the HDTV market, it’s been gradually nipping at plasma’s heels, and, after years of refinements, has finally started to offer similar visual performance at lower price and in a much lighter package. This has m

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